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A photograph of seated satsang attendees on a patterned carpet at an indoor hall. Four men in white kurta-style clothing wear red-and-maroon patterned shawls with red lanyards and name badges. A teenage boy in the front left looks down, a middle-aged man with grey hair and glasses sits behind him, a man with a badge sits centrally with hands resting on his knees, and a man with glasses at the right holds a wristwatch hand near a notepad. Other seated white-clad participants are visible in the background, some writing in notebooks.

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August 29 20152015-08-29September 10 20142014-09-10Indoor satsang hall with seated devotees on red floor mats and red-cushioned chairs. Many men wear white kurta-style clothes with orange-red shawls or scarves and orange-red lanyards. Foreground: a young man with a red tilak on his forehead sits cross-legged on the mat, and an older bald man in white with a red shawl sits with eyes closed in meditation. Red curtains and a small orange banner decorate the background. Several visible people in the rows behind are seated attentively. No clear identifiable a person candidate is visible in the frame.2013-07-10October 13 20142014-10-13May 24 20132013-05-24Devotees sit cross-legged in white shirts and dhotis with saffron-orange shawls printed with script, seated on the floor of a large hall during a satsang. In the foreground a bespectacled man with a vibhuti mark on his forehead holds his hands in lap with eyes closed in meditation, a rudraksha mala visible at his neck. To the right a man with a yellow tilak and eyes closed sits with hands clasped. Behind them more seated devotees fill the room under purple lit panels.2014-05-05March 01 20162016-03-01 +1 copiesAugust 29 20142014-08-29A seated satsang audience sits cross-legged on red mats in a hall, many with eyes closed in meditation. Foreground figures wear white kurta-style clothing; several have orange lanyards with ID badges and rudraksha malas, and some have white vibhuti or tilak marks on the forehead. A man at left in a white shirt wears an orange lanyard and rudraksha mala, and a man at right in white with a moustache wears an orange lanyard. Behind them, men and boys in shirts sit in rows, some with hands folded. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in this frame. Roughly twenty physical people are visible.2013-03-17August 01 20142014-08-01May 18 20162016-05-18September 30 20162016-09-30 +1 copies